Parasites are obviously a cause of disease

Actually, parasites help us to break down toxins. One documented example is worm therapy. But in general, parasites eat dead cells and toxins (parasites have higher concentrations of toxins than do our own bodies, hence they remove toxins from our bodies) -- they actually help us.

Of course, there are some cases where people continue adding things they should not be having (like certain "foods" or other unhealthy things), thus continually increasing some parasite or another to the point where it could become a problem -- this could explain those cases of people recovering from using anti parasitic medication, if it truly is because of the anti-parasitic effect and not because of some other effect, BUT those people unless they change the causes that allowed that parasite to come in and fester in the first place will have solved no fundamental health issue and will be continually dependent on anti-parasitical drugs just like we give to animals that also are not fed or live optimally. However, it is normally best to let a parasite infection run its course. At least, if eating optimally (sadly, almost no one does), which I posted a link about in my other comment.

I know this is a very unpopular stance on this forum, but it is worth looking into if you want to do independent research.

edit: here is my other comment thread in case anyone is looking

Parasites are obviously a cause of disease

Actually, parasites help us to break down toxins. One documented example is worm therapy. But in general, parasites eat dead cells and toxins (parasites have higher concentrations of toxins than do our own bodies, hence they remove toxins from our bodies) -- they actually help us.

Of course, there are some cases where people continue adding things they should not be having (like certain "foods" or other unhealthy things), thus continually increasing some parasite or another to the point where it could become a problem -- this could explain those cases of people recovering from using anti parasitic medication, if it truly is because of the anti-parasitic effect and not because of some other effect, BUT those people unless they change the causes that allowed that parasite to come in and fester in the first place will have solved no fundamental health issue and will be continually dependent on anti-parasitical drugs just like we give to animals that also are not fed or live optimally. However, it is normally best to let a parasite infection run its course. At least, if eating optimally (sadly, almost no one does), which I posted a link about in my other comment.

I know this is a very unpopular stance on this forum, but it is worth looking into if you want to do independent research.